Past Life Regression Therapy

Samantha M. – Trauma

Growing up, Samantha always felt like something was wrong with her. No matter what she did, she could never shake the feeling of not being good enough. She blamed herself for her father’s constant criticism, thinking that if she just tried harder, maybe he would love her. But the emotional abuse continued, and Samantha was left feeling worthless and alone. Years later, in her first session, she was transported back to her childhood, where she remembered her father’s constant put-downs and belittling comments. I helped Samantha process the overwhelming emotions that came flooding back, and she was finally able to understand the root of her deep-seated shame and self-doubt. With each subsequent session, Samantha delved deeper into her past, confronting the trauma she had suppressed for so long. It wasn’t easy, but with guidance, Samantha slowly began to heal from the emotional abuse she had endured. As she worked through her past, Samantha found herself becoming more confident and self-assured. She was finally able to let go of the belief that she wasn’t good enough, and instead saw herself for the amazing person she truly was. With a newfound sense of self-worth, Samantha was able to form healthier relationships and live, in her words, a more fulfilling life.

Michelle M. – Anxiety

Michelle said that she had always struggled with anxiety, she couldn’t even remember not being anxious, but it had become unbearable in recent months She was constantly worried about everything and anything, and her anxiety was affecting her work, her relationships, and her overall quality of life. Despite trying various forms of therapy, she couldn’t seem to shake off the overwhelming feelings of fear and worry. That’s when she decided to try regression therapy. During her first session, Michelle was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. I put her into a state of deep relaxation, and as she closed her eyes, we began to regress further and further back. Then, memories from her childhood began to flood in. Only it wasn’t her current childhood that she was experiencing. She saw herself as a little boy feeling scared and alone while her(his) parents argued constantly. They were arguing about money and food, they were always arguing about money and food. Many nights She(now he) went to bed hungry. Everything was gloom it was always cold it seemed and wet as well. Near as she(he) could figure out, it was sometime in the early 1700’s and she(he) was living in a big noisy, dirty, smelly city. Her(his) parents fought constantly and on more than one occasion her(his) father would strike her(his) mother. She never fought back. She(he) would hide between the bed and the wall with her(his) face on the cold floorboards watching their legs and feet as they yelled and fought. She realized that the constant fighting had left her with a deep sense of insecurity and fear. Through a further three sessions, Michelle was able to process these memories and emotions. We worked through regression to clear energy blocks as well and brought back into her energy field those parts of her that had split off to protect her from the trauma from that life. She began to understand how her past experiences had been influencing her present-day anxiety. She learned new coping strategies and ways to calm her mind and body when feeling overwhelmed. With each session, Michelle felt a sense of relief and release. She was able to let go of the past and embrace a more peaceful and confident present. Her anxiety began to dissipate, and she felt more in control of her life than ever before.

Susie G, OCD

Background on Susie: Claimed she had always been a nervous and anxious person, always feeling like something bad was about to happen. Her OCD was just one of the many ways in which her anxiety manifested itself, a coping mechanism that gave her a sense of control over her world. Susie’s grandmother, the person she was closest to in the world, passed away suddenly. The loss was devastating, and Susie found herself plunged into a deep depression. However, she couldn’t shake the feeling that her grandmother was still with her, watching her every move and judging her. Through the therapy, Susie was transported back to her childhood, to a time when she was just a little girl. She saw herself playing with her grandmother, happy and carefree. But then her parents would come to take her away, and she would be left crying and alone. As Susie relived these memories, she realized that her OCD and anxiety were rooted in her fear of separation from her grandmother. Her compulsions were a way of keeping her close, of maintaining a strong and willful sense of connection even after her grandmother was gone. Through three regression therapy sessions, Susie was able to confront her fears and come to terms with the loss of her grandmother. She learned to let go of her compulsions and to trust that her grandmother’s love would always be with her, even if she wasn’t physically present. In the end, Susie emerged from her regression therapy a changed person. She was no longer defined by her anxiety and OCD, but by her strength and resilience. She had faced her deepest fears and come out the other side, stronger and more determined than ever before. A six month check-in revealed that she was still free from the crippling effects of OCD.

Johnny R. – Past Life Exploration

Johnny, an artist, had always felt an emotional connection to the art of medieval blacksmithing. He could feel the heat of the forge, the weight of the hammer in his hand, and the satisfaction of creating something beautiful from raw metal. But as much as he loved the craft, he couldn’t explain why. It was a passion that had burned within him for as long as he could remember. He was having doubts about the viability of being a vibrant successful artist while wanting to only use metal as his medium. So, he, with the persuasion of a friend decided to try regression therapy for past life exploration. As he closed his eyes and entering a trance state I began to help him let his mind drift back in time. He found himself in 1770’s New England, working as an apprentice to a skilled blacksmith. The smell of burning coal and melting metal filled his nostrils, and he could feel the sweat pouring down his face as he hammered away at a piece of metal after stoking the fire. As we went deeper into this past life memory, Johnny discovered that he eventually had specialized in crafting weapons and farming items, from his very own smithy. He had created some of the most intricate and balanced swords, as well as the tools that farmers needed to till their land. The passion for his craft had consumed him, and he had poured every ounce of his being into perfecting it. Through his regression therapy session, Johnny realized that his lifelong fascination with blacksmithing was not just a hobby, but a calling. It was a part of who he was, and it had been passed down through generations of his family. Johnny left the session feeling overwhelmed with emotion, a sense of belonging and purpose flooding over him as he returned to his current life.

I always felt a deep pull towards visiting sacred sites across the world, from Chichén Itzá and Machu Picchu to Stonehenge and Mount Queng Cheng. As I explored these places, I couldn’t shake the feeling of familiarity and that there had to be more to life than what most people settled for, myself included. I knew that deep down, everyone had the potential to live a life full of purpose and fulfillment. But for some reason, it seemed like something was holding everyone back.

It wasn’t until I dove into the works of Carl Jung, Nietzsche, Lao Tzo and later Marcus Aurelius, Goddard and Weiss that I started to really uncover the power of the human mind. As I began to unravel my own past traumas and emotional blocks through a past life regression course, I experienced a profound transformation that shook me to my core. It was like I had been living in a haze for my whole life, and suddenly everything became clear. I was driven to become a regression therapist so that I could help others access the power of their subconscious mind to release their own emotional and energetic blocks to finally live their lives with passion and to the fullest.

My journey is a visceral reminder that we all have the potential to overcome our limitations and live extraordinary lives, and that sometimes all it takes is the courage to look within ourselves and face what’s been holding us back.